And coming home, if we had a near-settled theory or if Marxism had substantially advanced the debate on the National Question since the Russian Revolution and the Third International, Nigerian Marxists would today be bolder to take positions on what happened to the Nigerian Marxist Left during the Nigerian Civil War and on the status of current pro-Biafra Nigerian Marxists.
Ma na abia n'ulo, oburu na anyị nwere echiche dị nso ma ọ bụ nweko nke Marxism mere nke oma na nkparịta ụka nke ala, ajụjụ nke ndị Russia kemgbe ndị Ju nke Russia na ndị nke atọ, ndị ala Marxist ga enwe obi ike iguzosi ike n'ihe mere ndị ọchịchị nke ndị Marxist n'oge agha obodo Naịjirịa na ọkwa ndị ugbu a. Ndị ndọrọndọrọ ọchịchị ndị Naịjirịa tupu Biafra abịa.